Our Blog Delivers Key Updates on Personal Injury Law, Disability, and Special Needs Planning and Trusts
Any type of legal dispute, whether it be about insurance or finances, will have at least two sides to the story. When there is a contest between competing facts and opinions, what may have seemed like a clear-cut case can quickly get out of hand. This is why it’s important not only to understand the process, but also to prepare yourself for the potential outcomes. Read these informative articles to learn more about aspects of disability claims, personal injury, and special needs planning so you and your family aren’t blindsided.
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First Impressions of Social Security Disability Telephonic Hearings After a month of Telephonic Hearings, Dustin Draper shares insights of what you need to know about those hearings. -
What do Social Security Recipients and Applicants need to do to receive their stimulus check? The IRS has begun releasing Economic Impact Payments to in waves to US taxpayers. Even if you have not submitted your taxes for 2019, are applying or receiving Social Security benefits, you can qualify to receive a stimulus check. -
Congress Passes the “Families First” Coronavirus Aid Package Families get much needed help when faced with COVID-19 sickness and child care issues due to the closure of schools and child care facilities. -
Coronavirus Puts a Halt on Texas Evictions COVID-19 makes evictions very difficult for the next few weeks. -
Court and Disability Hearings are Being Held Remotely in TX Remote hearings authorized by Social Security Administration and in Texas Courts. Call us with any questions: (210) 340-8877 -
TX Supreme Court Mandate: Follow the Child Custody Order Child custody question answered by Texas Courts: Follow the originally published school calendar, even during the COVID-19 quarantine. -
Coronavirus Update: Packard Law Firm Still Operational The Packard Law Firm remains fully operational during the COVID-19 situation. In-person contact with the public will be done remotely. Call with any questions. -
Two Important Bills Introduced to Congress Congress introduced the Stop the Wait Act and the Social Security Income Restoration Act in September and are awaiting approval. Contact your local representative today to encourage their support of the bills. -
What does Qui Tam Mean? Qui Tam is a type of regulation that allows an individual to file suit against a business in behalf of the government. Qui Tam, or "Whistleblower" has been in place since the time of the Civil War. -
Governor Greg Abbott Bans "Red Light Cameras" in Texas New law has banned cities from having red-light cameras at intersections. This law will protect citizens rights to due process.